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lara
12 days ago
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Paul, Kevin, Justin, and David will share the cost of buying a fishing boat.

Mathematics
1 answer:
PIT_PIT [11.9K]12 days ago
8 0
For Paul, the calculation is 2550 * 0.2 = 510. For Kevin, it's 2550 * 0.25 = 637.5. Justin's calculation is 2550 * 0.3 = 765. Lastly, David's portion, calculated as 2550 minus the others' contributions, results in 637.5.
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